Getting the best car leases is made easier by keeping these tips and helpful advice from Consumer Reports' personal finance ...

When you sign a rent-to-own agreement, you make payments to the dealer who owns the car. You can return the car at any time, ...

This is quite similar to leasing, but also different, as when leasing, the car's driver doesn't actually own the car during or after the agreement. While the terms sat out at the start of a lease - ...

Consumer Reports explains why you should consider buying your leased car at the end of the term, and when it does and doesn't ...

Depending on your agreement, you may also have the option to buy the vehicle at the end of the lease period. Buying a car means you own it. If you pay cash, such as for a used car, you might own ...

Basically, a car lease is a contract where, instead of buying a car, you pay in monthly installments to drive it for a set ...

Leasing used to be a cheap way to run a new car. However ... overall than personal contract purchase (PCP) or hire purchase (HP) – as long as you’re happy to never own the vehicle.

For example, if the car is advertised as £200 per month on a 3+35 contract, you will pay £600 in the first month (3 x £200), then £200 a month for the remaining 35 months. One-year lease deals ...

So rather than buying the car over several years, you simply lease it and then hand it back at the end of the contract. Unlike PCP, there's no option to own the car you've leased. Instead, you're ...